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Auckland Star, Volume LXI, Issue 173, 24 July 1930, Page 21

J'. \ I I iQif 5% II J I'Al ® 1 I- JHlft 11 f isil I Last FeV " ' |. b, :• ■ j fwh ' : \i I |The FARMERS| •'ill i I II111II!11 I^BfebLaaS^^lll Some of the .Articles You C&n Buy for SIXPENCE* T^ m—m—mm—^^ photograph will give you some idea of the wonderful when this Sale closes. Better come on Friday and decide on the variety of goods you can buy for Sixpence at the Farmers' articles you want for Sixpence. See the displays on the Ground jli Sale. It was impossible to display ALL the Specials, as there Floor and Fourth Floor. Then all you need do is to buy other ||| I I A W U I4 1 ""I A I V| are over 100 articles from Ties and Towels to Sewing Machines, goods from any Department, and get the Sixpenny Specials to A A I B Gycles and Radio Sets, any of which may be had for Sixpence by which the value of your order entitles you. All purchases must be jj! purchasers of other goods. If you wish to secure some of these made on the same day, and the cash dockets handed in to the jji On 1 HIKL) r LOOK s Bargains, you must call between now and the end of the month, " Department where the Special is sold. °f cotLng is into thi No. A3o72—Th e "Magic" HAIF ft 1 Y New Zealand-made' jj|| viands, therefore the roaster w self- aTI? IP F Marmalade Sheer—A perfect r AfNL. I HALT 1/ | | fjj „ AH WHOI ill 1 basting, and, as there is no evapo- BEATR 1C t and complete orange sheer; fl| / / Cjßt I HOSE for 1/ XI •» TERRY TOWELS. _ T „ Iff Si 111 ration, there wilfbe no shrinkage FOOD SLICER. wiH cut np fruit finely and HQ J/ ' >flß' T ,. „ , . , , f 2 ? q 0 r - t - r - WHITE BLANKETS. i M an open" pan.-. Perfection — any, 1 -Fruit, knife has "two WH/V * Thw exeunt value «$ e -gj ijv - Szze 5 x JO. Firmly vrovep, of Woven from select wool yarns into j§ J I Rooking » ensured, and a saving Vegetable, for Poultry. cutfang edges which cut with WM mmMSM a Th*!. and wool and ar good quality cotton. Very absor- cosy Blankets of good weight. | E '«f 3«arly one-four th an weight. Prepares vegetables for cooking. both the backward and tor- HKS iMHeIB ft latest oatterns on fawn bent - Pleasing colourings, guaran- Single Bed size—OO /C pair. | ■ L 3 S', aquarß Slices sausage, or cooked meats. ward stroke-Usual Price, ilHi» brown «ef ground- HM| teed fast-Usually 2/6 each. V , § ill P " C ** : 3/11 4/6 4/11 Cuts up everythingfor salads, meat F -TV p - fx /1 1 IliflEfi W Usually 2/1 l' and 3/6. fiJgOTW Friday's 1/Q each, O/ C pair. Threequarter— OO /g P*»V. ::£ for pies, matenal for pickles, and Friday?* Price: Q/11 V / ' _~ ' - M* 1 ® X Price- !/«/ O/ O V is invaluable when *7/ 1 1 Bu y Double 39/6 • // COIR DOOR MATS. WW F Park. Heavy guality, for outside use. I / (flßv J Why sit on the cold, hard ground when you il| lh ______ _ . ___ No. I 2 3 4 5 y / < ::: «ri 1 f can be comfortable on this Folding Camp Stool? :jr DISH PANS 24x14 27x16 30 xlB 33x20 36x22 Hj Later on it will be useful for picnics, camping, S or WASH-UPS. S /?o y 4/9 5/11 7/- 8/2 Paint. Your -Bathroom " I I H travelling, fishing, sports meetings theatre m | ::: _ . , ~ .. j 3/10 4/v 0/ k i J / 1 " ::: U queues, etc., and as an additional seat m your ::: :j; ■ I on. 2/U 3/9 4/10 S/ 11 7 /5 UQUroPOROXAIN ! y k gS"iS?l|. II i ! two specials in i i /\ ™ ArsracEi 3/ 1 i i s Hi buy this Dish Pan. 17m. top, thing—taps, coat hooks, towel I t irvirQ) C*C\ ATQ ! HI FIRST FLOOR. 11l Hf ft j|| Uart^U^ a^ jV- | - rails, and all fittings that tar- j LADIE-O LUA 10. || --J1 jji 1 j|= pure white porcelain', which LADIES' ALL-WOOL TWEED COATS. Neat atyl=. T\X7O TP A' TAU/FI C 1:5 ■ ::: -vvill not chip or wear off. with tailored collar and belt across front only. Half IVO 'lfcA 1U tl :j: B |l: ' Anyone can use it. Dries in lined with art. silk. Shades are: Mixed tonings of U f for 4^e P" ce of . ° ne " HI 1 | half an hour. Two sizes— brown/fawn or brown/blue. Sizes: S.W., W., O.S. 11 Good Striped Towels, size 28 x 16. ::: ■ Usually 1/9 | Usually 48/6. FRIDAY'S PRICE: 39/g Price: JQ ID pair. ;| I HI . « TMirA » l across front. Showing in string weave tweeds, Made of finest Horrockses' Calico. ::: || ttj||||B|lfil 3\ Brushing DUCO. in spring shades of black/white/rust or black/white/ / */-i Size 20-inch x 30-inch. ! For Hundreds of Home Uses. mauve. Sizes S.W., W., O.S.—Usually 69/6 Price: 1/11 pair. Hi fl'fisl 1 * Quick drying enamel, with a FRIDAY'S PRICE: AQ / 0 \ i { CUPS AND SAUCERS V s I ■11 1 IIIW*IRS? —Vv splendid finish that is easy to i\ BARGAIN LOT OF ENGLISH § ill i ' FOR DAINTY apply -, Can be supplied, m WHITE CHINA CUPS AND SAUI Mi AFTERNOON TEAS. . LADIES' VESTS. W®, • ««• — d feffiiD „ch. nfTi^tfli^ Hi Stainless Tea or Fruit Knives, made furniture quickly, cheaply, Heavy Ribbed Cotton Vests, fleecy lined. Shaped O 2 JjJ by Philip Ashberry & Sons. Six and with perfect results. waist, short sleeves. Full women's size—Usual Price, '!! CI ID JVJ Hi . TXTnwr attractive and useful knives, com- Sizes: ipt. ipt. 3/11. FRIDAY'S PRICE: O/ 1 1 vX-rf Ivlr , ,! j \iS WM&WI Si 4-IN-ONE COOKER. plete in gift box. Will make a Prices: O t O/ tin. £/ L L Reversible Slip Mats, m assorted \*« H 1 The 4-in-one consists of three aepa- beautiful present. _ / " ' " ! "Suntex" Wool and Cotton Vests, shaped waist, colom-s. Size 16m. x 29m. _Splen- \l| 1/? // ::: Hi rate units that form four distinct Friday's Price: Q / ' j short sleeves. Full women's size—Usual Price, 5/11. [; value 1/9 CaC * \"1 \f |R j j 1 utensils: (I) An ordinary Stewpan; S FRIDAY'S PRICE: /I /1 1 ?S- i i«n «*rc \1 • // 10 (2) a Saucepan of special shape, Six Cake Forks and One Serving *\J 1 1 I LINO. MATS, size 3ft. x 6 ft. \l/ // S which, with the Stewpan, forms a " -.Fork. First quality jdjSgr An Exceptional Bargain at O/ft W fgPC zlJw. ■// I (3) Porringer, and (4) a Steamer forfa, Wri, knife edge. Made by i ALL-WOOL BLOOMERS. " 7 mF%F\V/ .« used in conjunction with Stewpan. Philip Ashberry & Sons. Nice tor , I | . . -Vl' ffl \I/ i§ Hi Each unit is sturdily built and fitted . the home or an excellent gift. fj: / j Well shaped, improved gusset. A good heavy weight. •■i""','!!!; ii-!- '! W[ [il with re-tinned handles. The whole Complete in box. §/lX Guaranteed unshrinkable. Shades: Sky, helio., and mi 9/9 CHINA DESSERT FRIDAY'S PRICES: Aj\\ Kj V 1 1 [ ATPH 11 Friday's 5/11 6/11 PLATES. MnTAD I \ TO THE TEST MATCH. |I Hi Prices: ' Artistic-fruit decoration in centre, MOTOR CYCLE Or \ Time will pass quickly when you :S 1 and wide gold band on edge. 7\ CYCLE WATCH. CHILDREN'S SOCKS. il ff e read f 8 , an absorbing story. inctes across. Good size for cake . , . mL Heaps or cheap Magazines and stands—Usually 1/9 eaclu Very strong lever movement. Special job purchase of Children s Silk and Wool a* \ Books on our Ground Floor* Uj J Friday's Price: O for 1 /1 1 White enamel dial, with sec- Socks. Pretty designs in beige and fawn. Sizes 2to R \ _ . , Double-sided AMERICAN MAGAZINES— f:i Hi / on£ k h Strong nickeHed 6—Usual Prices, 1/11 to 2/11 pair. r* T> A MAPH HN F AP each, or O for 1 ID. ::r 1H gT Jj case, with locking device for ONE PRICE ON FRIDAY: 1/C Pair- GKAMUrnUiXL O 11 :j| 11 fastening same to handlebar X/U j RECORDS. CLOTH-BOUND NOVELS—Fresh || ao t^at cannot be removed. | Popular numbers at a clearing price. shipment from England. Hi jd \/ Tip y Friday's PH " : 7/11 RIPPLE CLOTH. CHENILLE VELVETEEN 1/5 e,ck '" 2f" 2/6 6 D ~ d "' " 2 l li D ' Wonderful Value in 38-inch Heavyweight Ripple Cloth. We have just opened some beautiful ! :H V**]V GOLD "SIGNET RINGS. TfIOTH RRIKH Ideal or bed Jackets, dressing new designs and colourings in this |i AW Vs English made Hall-marked 9 Carat I .. U5 O " gowns, etc. Shades: White, sky, dressy fabric, and shall be jj| I MM I ™ fXflelS^ te 77 rBnr . DV . rßrtr _ IA corriAic i ™%tud. p "'° nt,l " i '"' w ' y ' SSidSrlSttt """ 4/11 GROCERY & GROCETERIA SPECIALS j Frisky's Price: "7 /ft 2 / 5 - Friday's Price: 1/O */ Vl SECOND FLOOR. ! PINEAPPLE—Fijian Sliced Pines, No„ '-v SEEDED -RAISINS—Fresh, lib. packHi Gold-plated New '' u f9 2 size—• "J ID tin. ets— O for 7 ID. Hi Hi /itiptTF RAZOR „, nirrlvr n . n , THIRD FLOOR, \ 11 Z #2 i , WRITING PAD and SALMON—Iib. tins Red pFAS , f . , - D I and Tube of 2 Packet. ENVELOPES, Saw- 1/gfc; KAS-Ur 8 e m»- 70. 0/ ' r 11®* -■ \ 1* ffl VTTA.WEAT — Tie British cri.p GARDEN SEEDS—FWr and Vege- §1 tUK //- .J* ... . ■ / I __ _■ VW. " bread—loo% whole wheat. Made by table 1930-31 Seeds, from one of the gl One Homestead Pad of 100 sheets, AWO I ■ V.I Peak, Frean & Co. Dominion's leading seedsmen. gj S * 01111610 1 1 ClillllH Ltd. - 2/4 * ■<-->• 5 p *^ fe |/- M I i«sbUde,i.n.n.uy V6.J.««= O HUNTLY & PALMER'S " _ || 1 Sha.ing I/4 for wha. yon can bn 7 on Frida, HOBSON STREET and WYNDHAM STREET, AUCKLAND Ryo Bread—appetising, nourishing and ao.ta.'nms ™/g j*. h°*- ||